It's simply not an athlete of a machine, however if intended for standard browsing and simple computing tasks, the E-series can actually be a pleasant option.
In my opinion it's got an excellent high-resolution widescreen display
Streamlined design
Built-in Tv for pc tuner
Powerful graphics
Slightly on the pricey side
Ordinary productivity performance
Sluggish Blu-ray burning
Limited battery life
Tiny touchpad keys
Sub-par performance
Trackpad buttons feel a little low quality
Absense of Bluetooth on board.
The line-up of ports is not very bad
It has neither ExpressCard slot nor eSata port, consequently the possibilities for expansion are rather limited
The overall performance from the AMD dual-core processor is without a doubt a little disappointing
As stated earlier, if you are shopping for a notebook which can undertake much less strenuous tasks at the same time look stylish, it may be a good choice.
Whilst there is certainly no doubting the elegance of the Sony Vaio E-series VPC-EE2E1E/WI and especially at its affordable price tag
The Sony Vaio E-series hard drive is reasonably large at 320GB, and there's a built-in DVD writer as well as both SD Card and memory stick reader